LL.M. in Europe
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of...
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of Laws degrees aimed at international students looking to study in Europe. Widening their appeal, these LL.M.s are often offered in the English language, although there are also countless law degree programs in French, German, Dutch, and all the other languages of continental Europe.
In deciding where to study in, many students gravitate to Europe's cultural and financial capitals: LL.M. programs can be found in cities such as Paris, Berlin, Geneva, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Zurich, Brussels, and more. Studying in a city like one of those puts law students in close proximity to important institutions such as the United Nations, the World Bank, and the European Council, not to mention a plethora of NGOs and governmental institutions.
In terms of the LL.M. programs in Europe listed below, many of them are general programs, aimed at helping legal professionals develop additional skills that will help them in their careers. Many European law schools also offer specialized LL.M. programs, in areas such as finance, business law, human rights law, environmental law, tax law, and more, which can help students develop focus areas that they can put to use in their practice.
For those who graduate with a European LL.M. degree, the options are countless. Many choose to stay in Europe after graduation and work for law firms, NGOs, and other organizations. Other international students opt to go back to their home countries and apply their new legal knowledge back home.
See a complete list of LL.M. programs in Europe, sorted by law school, below.
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of...
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of Laws degrees aimed at international students looking to study in Europe. Widening their appeal, these LL.M.s are often offered in the English language, although there are also countless law degree programs in French, German, Dutch, and all the other languages of continental Europe.
In deciding where to study in, many students gravitate to Europe's cultural and financial capitals: LL.M. programs can be found in cities such as Paris, Berlin, Geneva, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Zurich, Brussels, and more. Studying in a city like one of those puts law students in close proximity to important institutions such as the United Nations, the World Bank, and the European Council, not to mention a plethora of NGOs and governmental institutions.
In terms of the LL.M. programs in Europe listed below, many of them are general programs, aimed at helping legal professionals develop additional skills that will help them in their careers. Many European law schools also offer specialized LL.M. programs, in areas such as finance, business law, human rights law, environmental law, tax law, and more, which can help students develop focus areas that they can put to use in their practice.
For those who graduate with a European LL.M. degree, the options are countless. Many choose to stay in Europe after graduation and work for law firms, NGOs, and other organizations. Other international students opt to go back to their home countries and apply their new legal knowledge back home.
See a complete list of LL.M. programs in Europe, sorted by law school, below.
General Topics
Banking & Finance
Business Law
Comparative Law
Competition Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Employment & Social Security
Family Law & Elder Law
Health Law & Medical Law
Human Rights Law
Insurance Law
Intellectual Property
IT & Technology
Media, Entertainment, Arts and Fashion
Property
Public Law
International Trade Law / WTO Law
National Security / International Security Law
Regional Laws
Religious Law
Resources & Environment
Tax Law
Telecommunications Law
Theoretical Foundations of the Law
Transportation Law
Other Subjects
All LL.M. Programs in Europe
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The University of Liege offers an LL.M. in European Competition and IP law. The course boasts a team of eminent practitioners and academics in the field. Tailored to the needs of the profession, the LL.M. provides practical training in two highly specialised fields of law, so that students are prepared for immediate entry into a demanding, international workforce. Taught jointly in English and French, this bilingual LL.M. offers to students the opportunity to acquire efficient legal skills.
Full-Time: LL.M. in European Competition and IP Law more…
Full-Time: LL.M. in European Private Law, LL.M in Private Law and Business Transactions, LL.M. In International and European Law more…
CYU LL.M. in Taxation, Business Law and Compliance offers a foundation in the French and European Union legal systems and provides students with an in depth understanding of the applicability of the Laws across diverse areas of practice. The program covers a wide range of fields from which students garner knowledge. The program is competitive and unique and avails students the opportunity to attend academic Seminars, Conferences, Lectures and Internship in line with their career path.
Are you a law graduate looking to take the next step in your career or in academia? If so, you are on the right path. The TRAIL+ programme at the WTI targets students and professionals with a legal background who are interested in specialising in international economic law with cross-disciplinary study of the global economy and trade and investment agreements.
Full-Time: Master of International Law and Economics (MILE), Joint LL.M. and DAS in International Trade and Investment Law more…
Full-Time: LL.M. in European Private Law, LL.M. in Law of European Integration more…
Full-Time: LL.M. European and European Legal Studies more…
Full-Time: Master program European and International Law (LL.M.) more…
This concentration in European Economic Law, Compliance, and Regulation, provides and in-depth understanding of those areas of law with a focus on the legal frameworks that underpin the EU's economic system. It covers a wide range of topics - EU competition law, financial regulation, EU tax law, compliance and enforcement, and EU energy and environmental law - and examines current issues in EU economic law and policy, i.e. Brexit, digital markets and EU responses to global economic challenges.
Full-Time: LL.M. with concentration in European Economic Law - Compliance - Regulation more…
This concentration in Trade, Investment and International Dispute Settlement deals with international economic law in a global setting. It covers the legal framework for international trade, investment, and dispute resolution. It examines the law of the World Trade Organization (WTO), deals with international investment law, both at the substantive and procedural levels and with the dispute resolution mechanisms in international economic law.
Full-Time: LL.M. with concentration in Trade, Investment and International Dispute Settlement more…
The focus of this concentration in European and International Human Rights is on the main features, limitations and developments in human rights protection. Institutional, procedural and substantive aspects of human rights law are covered. Students gain a sound theoretical understanding of human rights law, as well as its practical implications in this concentration within our Master's program in European and International Law (LL.M.) at the Europa-Institut, International Law School, Germany.
Full-Time: LL.M. with concentration in European and International Human Rights more…
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